At Neurocern, we use an “expert system” (a type of artificial intelligence) to connect fragmented health data and enrich it for actionable insights to improve health and financial outcomes — but what does that mean, really? Read on for a deep dive into different types of AI and how an expert system stacks up.
(CHICAGO, IL) — Neurocern announced today a savings outcome of $370M over five years by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and neuroinformatics to guide patients to the right Alzheimer’s treatment at the right time. As new disease modifying treatments for Alzheimer’s disease continue to emerge, Medicare and private health insurance plans need data-driven methods to screen, identify, and guide patients to…
This month, I had the opportunity to speak at the 2021 Medicare Supplement Summit in Chicago, Illinois. The panel discussed how medical data can be leveraged to predict the cost of care. Read on for my top takeaways from this meeting. 1. Not all analytics are created equal: As the meme above demonstrates, different levels of analytics create new and…
In today’s world, data is king. At Neurocern, we process millions of data fields to find clinical insights. For Medicare supplement data, that means improving risk adjustment accuracy and quality of care. Neurological diseases are the leading cause of disability globally, the second leading cause of death, and a top three condition in health mortality assumptions. As a result, there…
When faced with a loved one who is experiencing new neurological symptoms, caregivers and other family members often don’t know who to turn to for their neurological concerns. Differentiating between specialists like neurologists and neuropsychologists can be confusing, and it can be hard to know what type of assessment is needed. When you or a loved one is facing a…
Listen now: Neurocern CEO and Founder Dr. Anitha Rao and Milliman actuary, Robert Eaton, are featured on the Society of Actuaries Research Insights Podcast.
There is an art and science to medicine they say, and the same thing goes for informatics. Neuroinformatics uses data mining and processing techniques to evaluate and process large datasets for new neurological insights.
The Neurocern team recently partnered with Milliman and the Society of Actuaries to use our proprietary Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Neurology Desert Index (ANDI) scores to explore the relationship between geographic distribution of neurology specialists and the incidence of long-term care insurance (LTCI) cognitive claims.
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